COLTON VS VAUGHN

jamarmiller · Post by **jamarmiller** » 08 Feb 2007 11:28

So what does everyone think of the leader of GI JOE - GI JOE, having had worked with Vaughn the leader of the red shadows in the DDP book

Personally I think its comic gold , all of the sudden I am super interested in Joseph Coltons past and Vaughns as well

While others didnt like the RED SHADOWS storyline I LOVED IT,

I think the Red Shadows has so much potential and because of that connection now Joseph Colton does too

course I would have loved to see

Vaugh referred to as the Baron Iron Blood
and

Kulik referred to the RED JACKAL ( both are from the former USSR , both are the strong guys of the group ) but I am still quite interested in the Joseph Colton character where I was never before

any thoughts?

Quickfire · Post by **Quickfire** » 11 Feb 2007 21:17

Whilst I don't really follow all of this, I feel honour bound to point out that a Dep Sec Gen of NATO is called John Colston.

Der-ner-ner-ner-Der-ner-ner-ner

Wilkommen ins die fgn AF twilight zone y'all

The Baron · Post by **The Baron** » 12 Feb 2007 15:00

Now here's a thought. I cannot post scans of the DDP comics at BFTB as they are still under licence, and a t the same time the majority of the board here need to read that story.

Does anyone know what the legal ramifications would be if I posted scans of the comic with the characters renamed to fit this continuity?

jamarmiller · Post by **jamarmiller** » 12 Feb 2007 15:04

that would be really cool to see but I did something similar to that a while back and got a nice note from the company saying saying to stop

but I agree everyone on this board needs to read that story and get behind that story, the more sales they make on it , the more likely we will see more of the red shadows and even possibley something more in tune with the old shadows we know and love from this site

Quickfire · Post by **Quickfire** » 12 Feb 2007 21:07

Er.. you guyz never heard of greendeezel?

He'll give you a laxative for your eternity troubles. In an instant!

PS. My errant disclaimer can be extenuated from the US Safe Harbor Statutes. And the fifth amendment if really so very necessary. This is but merely a statement of fact based on established multi-jurisdictional precedents.

The Baron · Post by **The Baron** » 12 Feb 2007 21:14

Quickfire · Post by **Quickfire** » 12 Feb 2007 21:48

The Baron wrote:

Yeah. Been there before. Seen it. Slotted it. Done it. Now where was that nuked thread exactly?

PS. Hope you got fgn medieval on Greendeezel's sorry cd-empowered mtrfgn ass.

PPS. Where the fugg is Greendeezel? Thought he was a fgn dis-member(ed)?

The Baron · Post by **The Baron** » 12 Feb 2007 22:55

http://www.bloodforthebaron.com/phpbb2/ ... php?t=1019

Although an all-new Muton Emoticon adventure may flesh out the Muton forum...

I... <bzzt> Function!!

Quickfire · Post by **Quickfire** » 13 Feb 2007 02:03

The Baron wrote:http://www.bloodforthebaron.com/phpbb2/ ... php?t=1019

Although an all-new Muton Emoticon adventure may flesh out the Muton forum...

I... <bzzt> Function!!

er, yeah, it might indeed, but this is so much more in the spirit of the other thread referring to SMERSH, I mean SMASH!

Nice catch, nevertheless, and it may, indeed, re-envigour elecron and positron aspects of the Muton transportation in wotever incantation is currently dual-core given....

"First we chop them up"

"Then we cook them"

"After smashing them into sma-zhing beets"

"Then we shmersh them some more"

"Zen zvee smash dem up agin"

"Into leetle beetz"

"Zen we coook zem up"

Or wotever. I must admit, the verisimillitude of the Smash adverts and threads, forsaken me it has...

"Fookin maroon, gannin oot on za toon bai da Tin man; oor forkin wot ya bastud?"

I think we should all buy some more toys. By the Tyne. Or anywhere but here. And definitely NOT on fkn EBay-shadmotherfuckinoutbidyabastidaydeed.con

jamarmiller · Post by **jamarmiller** » 28 Jun 2007 02:17

I am so hoping to see a Vaughn and Colton re-match with the red shadows full bore again soon in the pages of WWIII